Public Transportation

Urban SDK will provide Kentucky Transportation Cabinet with greater data collection, data automation, and new dashboard reporting capabilities.

Departments of transportation can drive traffic incident management through policymaking and proactive collaboration.

Following traffic incident management policies can help not only make roads safer, but also working conditions for first responders.

Focus on traffic incident management has grown in the wake of the nation's national road safety crisis.

All Safe Streets for All (SS4A) grants require a comprehensive safety action plan. This checklist ensures that your current plan meets funding prerequisites.

Digital twins are becoming ubiquitous and can now be used, effectively, in almost every major industry.

The federal government is awarding $5 billion in Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grants to combat a nationwide rise in traffic deaths.

Urban SDK has been selected as one of only 12 members of the AWS Sustainable Cities Accelerator. They were chosen from a field of hundreds of applicants representing 19 countries.

Given the vast amount of data produced by the government, the public sector is ripe to show the many use cases for digital twin efficiency.

Digital twins have provided breakthroughs for this insurance field and have reshaped it from mitigation to prevention.

A wide-ranging conversation with Plan Hillsborough that proves when you get a bunch of big thinkers all in one room great things can happen.

Urban SDK sat down with our clients at Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for a discussion that ranged from the importance of integrity to the true void excellent SaaS products can fill.

An interview with Transportation Solutions about finding the most accurate and affordable transportation data on the market, and working with Urban SDK.

By using digital twins, engineering firms can save time and money, while also becoming more efficient with their operations.

As cities continue amassing massive amounts of data, digital twins will become increasingly valuable in urban planning and infrastructure projects.